Mediterranean seashells Updated december 2022 ≈ 1234 illustrated species, including 9“?” (doubtful data) and 21 species of the genus Theodoxus in the western Palearctic | ||
Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida – Los pescadores Valencianos, 1895. Public domain. | ||
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ANDREA NAPPO, terrible collector, great connoisseur of the mediterranean malacofauna, author of valuable articles, and very serious photograph; BENITO JOSÉ MUÑOZ SÁNCHEZ, who doesn’t just collect cowries but studies them also, and is a great source of reliable informations; PAOLO G. ALBANO, paleontologist at the University of Vienna, taxonomist in marine mollusca at the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, helpful, good fellow; RAYMOND HUET, malacologist (to whom I dedicated a genus and a species – to tell you that the guy is not without consistency), predator on testaceous mollusca of Mediterranean, valuable contributor to the knowledge of the Mascarene malacofauna ; ALAIN BERTRAND, omniscientist of the extant wildlife, malacologist, gardener, bird-watcher, photograph and great cook; and finally to SYLVAIN CLANZIG, unclassifiable lover of the life, poet, enthusiast, irreplaceable, and microphotograph. Guys, I am lucky to live at the same time as you. |
